Sentence examples for acquired selective from inspiring English sources
Using both morphological and zymographic methods, the current work extends previous data demonstrating an acquired, selective down-regulation of renal Dnase1 gene expression linked to progression towards end-stage lupus nephritis.
This acquired selective advantage is in a sense very similar to the mechanism of oncogene addiction.
In such circumstances, because of both the newly acquired selective advantage having driven the saeptation, and its lighter mutation load, the odds would thus seem very likely to tilt towards the younger population most of the times.
A particularly interesting class of elements is therefore missed by these techniques: Elements that have acquired selective constraint only recently in a single species (e.g., human-specific gains of function [GOFs]).
Then, cancer cells, which are growth signal- independent, acquire selective advantage.
Unaffected stem cells acquire selective growth advantage with increased possibility of clonal expansion [ 3].
They offered the hypothesis that vaccination with the monovalent G1P[8] vaccine possibly created conditions in which RV-A G2P[4] could acquire selective advantage over P[8] genotypes (5 ).
As cells acquire subsequent mutations, they acquire selective advantage over cells not having these mutations, manifest in a loss of cell cycle control, lack of response to external signals and ultimately higher rates of cell turnover.
Two images are acquired: a selective inversion image, where spins are labeled with a 180° pulse in the selected plane and a nonselective image, where the whole volume is labeled with 180°.
Locally-produced S-IgA is composed of polymeric IgA associated with J chain and SC components, acquired during selective and active epithelial transcytosis [30].
As previous tuberculosis treatment is suggestive of drug resistance acquired under selective pressure of previous treatment, a separate multivariate model was constructed among previously treated TB cases only (Table 5).
